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A Less Glamorous 'Circle of Life'
The Mystery of Stabilimenta
Treating C.diff Infection with ‘Crapsules’ — Faecal Microbiota Transplants in Capsule Form
The Toys That Made Us
Genes, Carpets, and Mediaeval Manuscripts
​​Pro-Science? Fight Anti-Science Compassionately
Sticking to the Science? The Role of Climate and Conservation Scientists in a Polarised Political World
Pavilion: the Eye of the Beholder
A Portrait of the Scientist as a Young Artist: the Diary and Drawings of Santiago Ramón y Cajal
Acculturation in the Life of an International Student
Exploring the Zooniverse
Q&A with Stephen Braren
Why patient experiences should shape medical knowledge
Conservation: Subjective, but Still Science
Handmade: A Scientist’s Search for Meaning Through Making
Brain Connectomics Throughout The Life Outcome: In-Person Conference at the MRC LMB
Review of Rebel Cell: Cancer, Evolution, and the Science of Life by Kat Arney.
Beep-boop: How Brains Struggle to Detect Change During Dementia
What happens when legislation does not catch up with the thriving surrogacy industry?
Weird and Wonderful - The Large Blue(Sci) Butterfly
Valuing Vaginal Variation: Why Size Matters
Tiny Owls and Tiny Snakes: Strangest of Bedfellows?
Seeds of Change: A Diverse History of Agricultural Practices in the UK
Eco-Mining for the Future: The Changing Face of Lithium Extraction
The Dating Game: What Role Does the Major Histocompatibility Complex Play In Sexual Compatibility?
How to Build a Quantum Computer
Where Art Meets Artificial Intelligence
Reinventing Ourselves: What Do Advances in Artificial Intelligence Mean for Truth?
Hedging Your Bets: Is Single Cell Variability Functionally Important?
The Power of Statistics: A Myth of Objectivity
New Perspectives on Bilingualism and its Connection to Dementia
Something To Declare: Australia’s Cane Toad Problem
Seen One Snake, Seen Them All?
Flexibility or Restriction: Five Ways Fixed-Term Contracts Reduce Diversity
Same But Different: A Short History of the Human Genome
Crash Course Big History – CrashCourse
The Codebreaker – Walter Isaacson
Nipponium: An Element Lost in Time
Wilding – Isabella Tree
A Breath of Fresh Air: Needle-Free COVID Vaccine Developed in Cambridge
The Largest Invertebrate of All Time
Glass-Like Super Jelly: A Material for the Future
Calutron girls in the atomic city
Weird and Wonderful: Is ASMR Real?
It’s Getting Hot in Here, so Override Your Chromosomes
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BIOSCIENCES
A Less Glamorous 'Circle of Life' 4 October 2022
The Mystery of Stabilimenta 29 September 2022
Genes, Carpets, and Mediaeval Manuscripts 24 September 2022
A Portrait of the Scientist as a Young Artist: the Diary and Drawings of Santiago Ramón y Cajal 6 September 2022
Q&A with Stephen Braren 25 August 2022
NEWS
Beep-boop: How Brains Struggle to Detect Change During Dementia 4 August 2022
What happens when legislation does not catch up with the thriving surrogacy industry? 28 July 2022
New Perspectives on Bilingualism and its Connection to Dementia 2 May 2022
A Breath of Fresh Air: Needle-Free COVID Vaccine Developed in Cambridge 20 March 2022
The Largest Invertebrate of All Time 20 March 2022
BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
Treating C.diff Infection with ‘Crapsules’ — Faecal Microbiota Transplants in Capsule Form 29 September 2022
Why patient experiences should shape medical knowledge 23 August 2022
Brain Connectomics Throughout The Life Outcome: In-Person Conference at the MRC LMB 11 August 2022
Review of Rebel Cell: Cancer, Evolution, and the Science of Life by Kat Arney. 9 August 2022
Valuing Vaginal Variation: Why Size Matters 7 July 2022
SCIENCE IN SOCIETY
The Toys That Made Us 25 September 2022
​​Pro-Science? Fight Anti-Science Compassionately 23 September 2022
Sticking to the Science? The Role of Climate and Conservation Scientists in a Polarised Political World 22 September 2022
Pavilion: the Eye of the Beholder 21 September 2022
Acculturation in the Life of an International Student 1 September 2022
TECHNOLOGY
How to Build a Quantum Computer 2 June 2022
Where Art Meets Artificial Intelligence 26 May 2022
Reinventing Ourselves: What Do Advances in Artificial Intelligence Mean for Truth? 12 May 2022
To See in a New Light: There is More than Meets the Eye 3 August 2021
Whale Tracking Technology Hopes for a Sea Change in Conservation 13 July 2021
PHYSICAL SCIENCES
Handmade: A Scientist’s Search for Meaning Through Making 16 August 2022
Eco-Mining for the Future: The Changing Face of Lithium Extraction 16 June 2022
Scientific Discovery, Imperialism and the Geological Map 13 January 2022
Hidden Figures: The Erasure of Scientific Labour and the Hope of Decolonisation 4 January 2022
Geology Rocks! — How Rock Collections Shaped the Understanding of the Earth 10 August 2021
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